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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
5
Various notices include health updates, a typhoid illness in Roxie Thompson, a divorce for Nora Trobaugh, property sale in Corydon, and multiple ads for Snow White Flour from Eureka Milling Co. Local residents and businesses mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson, J. J. Bullett & Son, and Corydon State Bank with a safety box. October dates and community events pepper the page.
Mr and Mrs James E Glenn of Birdseye and their friends Mr and Mrs L D Mitchell of Birdseye visited Corydon relatives last Wednesday and Thursday. They traveled by car via English and Marengo reporting rough stretches of the road.
Local notices detail a Lanesville school pie supper planned for Friday October 26 with teachers Ira Miller and family urging attendance. Other items include visits from Louisville relatives, farm sales, and local business updates from Corydon and Eureka areas.
A pie supper will be held next Friday night October 19 at Dogwood School No 6 Webster township to raise funds for the local school. Charles E Wolfe and Jacie Bickel are named as teachers and organizers.
Mrs. Georgian Lillpop is very ill at her home near New Middletown. Mrs. P. A. Hedden of Elizabeth spent several days in Louisville last week. An account of the birthday dinner at Edward Schuell's will be published next week.
Mrs. Fannie Hoke near New Albany visits the Funk home in Elizabeth. Rosa Walther of Louisville visits daughter in New Middletown. Ed Wolfe of New Middletown visits sister in New Amsterdam. Primitive school work as Singh Rhodes tours Corydon grade schools. Local notices include a pre-supper event at 9 Franklin township on October 20. Various visits, sales, and illness updates among Harrison County residents.
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